Carter HorsleyNov 15, 2012
Carter's Review
This six-story building at 111 Mercer Street between Prince and Spring streets in SoHo that was built in 1900 was converted to condominium apartments in 2013 by Veracity Development of which Edmond and Jennifer Li are principals.
The building has three full-floor, two-bedroom apartments and a triplex penthouse unit.
Grzywinski Pons was the architect.
Bottom Line
A prime and quiet location in the heart of SoHo with only a few apartments.
Description
The building has a cast-iron façade with large, wood-framed windows and high ceilings.
Amenities
Amenities include concierge and housekeeping services provided by The Nolita Hotel that is owned and managed by the developers of this building, which has a virtual doorman and an elevator.
Apartments
The three-bedroom, triplex penthouse has a sky-lit staircase, a great room with a fireplace, a master bedroom with a fireplace, and terraces, one of which has a fireplace and an outdoor shower and a kitchen.
The two-bedroom units have wide-plank flooring, washers and dryers and direct key-access. Bathrooms have free-standing Waterworks tubs, heated stone floors and steam shower room. Kitchens have slab stone Varenna islands, a 36-inch Sub-Zero refrigerator and Miele appliances.
- Condo built in 1900
- Converted in 2013
- Located in SoHo
- 4 total apartments 4 total apartments
- 7 recent sales ($4.3M to $10.4M)
- Doorman
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